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BROKEN INSIDE by Teddick Murithi
BROKEN INSIDE
When the world saw a smile… God saw a scar.
Have you ever felt forgotten? Silenced? Shattered… but forced to keep walking?
In Broken Inside,
Teddick Murithi opens the hidden pages of his childhood where love was conditional, rejection was routine, and silence screamed louder than words.
Beneath the surface of a “normal” life, was a boy quietly unraveling… yearning to be seen, held, and healed.
This isn’t just a story. It’s a lifeline.
Teddick takes you through the raw, unfiltered truths of emotional abuse,
spiritual battles, and the long journey from pain to purpose.
Through heart-wrenching moments and breathtaking hope,
Broken Inside becomes a mirror for the wounded soul and a guide for the healing heart.
If you’ve ever struggled to forgive… to feel worthy… or to understand your past this book is for you.
You’ll walk away with courage to face your hidden pain, Wisdom to break cycles of emotional neglect
A renewed sense of worth, identity, and faithHealing through real stories,
biblical truth, and psychological insight
About the Author
Teddick Murithi
“Even when I was broken inside, God never let go.”
Teddick Murithi is a voice for the broken
and a light to the lost.
Raised in Kiriba village, Meru, Kenya.
his life journey marked by trauma, transformation,
and deep faith fuels his mission to inspire healing and emotional wholeness. He has served in community leadership,
Christian ministry, and youth empowerment.
This is his first book and his boldest testimony.
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